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DD Month YYYY Briefer

Undersea Integration Program Office (PMW 770)

NDIA Fall Forum Oct 2016 CAPT Ed Anderson

PMW 770 Program Manager

Statement A: Approved for public release, distribution is unlimited. (14 OCTOBER 2016)

AGENDA

• PMW 770 Overview • Afloat Division • Shore NC3 Division • Technology Transition / Special Programs Division • Afloat Integration Efforts • Shore NC3 Integration Efforts • Current Contracts • Upcoming Acquisitions • Potential Future Efforts

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Mission Statement Develop, deliver and sustain

secure, integrated and interoperable Navy undersea command, control and communications capabilities for the Warfighter

Vision Enhance undersea dominance through integrated C4I

PMW 770 Undersea Integration Program Office

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LBUCS Transmit

LBUCS Receive

SLVR

Current Capability Areas

Shore NC3 Division

Afloat Division Technology Transition / Special Programs

Division

Modernization Division

Mission

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CNO’s Tenets

INTEGRITY| ACCOUNTABILITY| INITIATIVE| TOUGHNESS CORE ATTRIBUTES

PMW 770 Support Expand and maintain NC3 network capabilities

Create, connect and maintain manned/unmanned

undersea systems & shore sites

Integrate, modernize and sustain land and sea

communication assets

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Afloat Division

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CSRR

Towed Buoy Antenna (AN / BRR-6 / 6B)

SCB Prototype Buoy Shape – SCB76

SAMS

Multi-Function Mast Antenna (OE-538)

SubHDR 5

Shore NC3 Division

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TACAMO

LBUCS

FSBS SUBOPAUTH

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Technology Transition / Special Programs Division

Time Distribution (AoA with PEO IWS6)

T O T I

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LPI/LPD (Study)

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B

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LBS – AUV Integration (with PMW 120)

OCOMMS

Undersea Constellation

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Current & Future Afloat Integration Efforts

C4I Networks • Consolidated Afloat Network Enterprise System (CANES)

• Submarine Local Access Network (SubLAN)

• Upper Enclaves

Area Defense Network System (ADNS) Package Install • ADNS

Enterprise Pier Solution Architecture (EPSA)

• Navy Multi-Band Terminal (NMT)

• Enhanced Bandwidth Efficient MODEM – Ethernet Service Expansion Module (EBEM-ESEM)

• Advanced Time-Division Multiple Access Interface Processor (ATIP)

• Naval Modular Automated Communications System (NAVMACS II)

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Current & Future Afloat Integration Efforts

CRYPTO • Computer Network Defense - Operating System Environment (CND-OSE)

• Key Management Infrastructure (KMI)

• SubLAN Cryptographic Log-On (SubLAN NCVI CLO)

Communications and Global Positioning System (GPS) • Battlefield Tactical Network-Enhanced (BFTN-E)

• Digital Modular Radio (DMR)

• GPS Navigation and Timing Service

• Mobile User Objective System (MUOS)

Future Efforts • Littoral Battle Space Autonomous Underwater Vehicle (LBS-AUV)

• Network Tactical Common Data Link (NTCDL)

• VINSON/ANDVT Crypto Modernization (VACM)

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Current & Future Shore NC3 Integration Efforts

Backhauls • Navy Multiband Terminal (NMT)/Advanced Time Division Multiple Access Interface

Processor (ATIP) Backhaul Phase 2

• Enhanced Polar System (EPS) and Mobile User Objective System (MUOS) Backhaul

C4I Networks • Time Division Multiple Access Interface Processor (TIP) Automated Digital Network

System (ADNS) Interface

• ADNS Service Pack 3 (SP3) System Operation Verification Testing (SOVT) Phases

Crypto • VINSON VHF (Very High Frequency)/UHF (Ultra High Frequency) Wideband Tactical

Secure Voice System Cryptographic Equipment)-ANDVT (Advanced Narrowband Digital Voice Terminal) Cryptographic Modernization (VACM)

• Key Management Infrastructure (KMI)

Nuclear Command, Control and Communications (NC3) • NC3-Navy Engineering IPT • NC3 Cybersecurity

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Current & Future Shore NC3 Integration Efforts

C4I Installation Readiness • Shore Platform Configuration Control Board (PCCB) used to assess C4I system

installation readiness

• C4I Systems Broadcast Control Authority (BCA) installations pre-implementation meetings to discuss technical details related to installations

• Modeling Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) used for Enterprise Change Requests (ECR) analysis and to manage BCA baseline/CM post-install

• NMT Backhaul Installation planning and coordination (Collaboration with PMWs 170/790/160 and fleet stakeholders)

Future Efforts • Improve integration of cybersecurity products. Six major security modernizations

planned before FY20 per site

• Submarine Maritime Operation Center (MOC)/Theatre Anti-Submarine Warfare (TASW) IPT with PEO IWS

• Submarine Shore Modernization IPT

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PMW 770 Contracts

Contract and scope Type Prime Ceiling Expiration

MULTI-FUNCTION MAST (OE-538/BRC) INCREMENT 2 (0038): This effort upgrades the existing submarine Multi-Function antenna system to support future submarine communications requirements. This effort directly supports the common submarine radio room (CSRR) program.

CPIF/CPFF/FFP

SAJV 32.5M Nov 2017

HDR Radomes (0008): Contract is for the procurement of 115 new sub HDR radome kits which consists of the radome and the titanium upper housing. The radome is required to replace the current radomes which fail prematurely.

FFP Raytheon 26M Dec 2017

Common Submarine Radio Room Control and Management Software Development Services (0039): The CSRR C&M software effectively manages these physical components to control, process and disseminate command, control, communications, computers, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (C4ISR) information to provide the submarine fleet with secure, reliable and covert communications.

CPIF/Cost Lockheed Martin

12.6M Sept 2018

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PMW 770 Contracts

Contract and scope Type Prime Ceiling Expiration

Submarine High Data Rate (Sub HDR) Antenna Production ISO VA Block IV (0022): The SubHDR antenna system provides high-capacity communications to all classes of US Naval submarines in the EHF and SHF spectrums, and provides access to the Global Broadcast Service (GBS).

FFP Raytheon 88.9M Jun 2018

OE 538B Integration/Production (0225): Allow for the development of a new OE-538B antenna upgrade and production of OE-538B Upgrade Kits as well as the production of OE-538 or OE-538A Antenna Systems and OE-538A Antenna Radome Assemblies.

CPIF/CPFF/FFP

SIPPICAN/GSM

Subm. Antenna

Joint Venture

30.9M DEC 2020

SubHDR MVPS (0086): Redesign, development, fabrication, assembly and test of improved Multi-Volt Power Supply (MVPS) for the OE-562A/USC-38(V), Submarine High Data Rate (SubHDR) antenna system to increase the reliability, maintainability and availability.

CPFF/CPIF BTP Systems

2.3M Sept 2019

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PMW 770 Service Contracts

Contract and scope Type Prime Ceiling Expiration

PMW 770 Financial Management Services: To provide the range of financial services required to support PMW 770 programs.

CPFF Forward Slope

3.4M SEPT 2020

PMW 770 Security Engineering: Security Engineering services to support these efforts for both afloat and ashore programs. In this context, security engineering is a specialized field of engineering focused on the cybersecurity aspects of system design in order to deal robustly with cyber related disruptions and minimize misuse and malicious behavior.

CPFF G2 Ops 7.6M Feb 2021

PMW 770 Systems Engineering: Systems Engineering support services for the procurement, fielding and integration of the various submarine communications programs of PMW 770. These support services include submarine communications engineering integration services.

CPFF G2 Ops 15.7M Sept 2021

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PMW 770 Service Contracts

Contract and scope Type Prime Ceiling Expiration

PMW 770 Acquisition/Program Management Support: Contractor support services to assist the Government with acquisition management, program management, contract management, business management and administrative support of PMW 770 programs.

CPFF CSA $20.1M Jan 2017

PMW 770 Integrated Logistics Support: Support services to assist the government with acquisition logistics, sustainment logistics, supply support, training support and technical documentation support of 770 programs and undersea integration efforts.

CPFF CSA $2.4M Feb 2017

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PMW 770 Upcoming Acquisitions

Contract and scope Status

Portable Advanced Extremely High Frequency (AEHF) Terminal: The Navy is looking for an off-the-shelf solution to meet the Government’s requirements for replacing the current Single Channel Anti-Jam Man Portable (SCAMP), AN/PSC-11 which is approaching end of life (EOL) and requires a replacement.

RFI Stage

VLF-LF Receiver: Cooperative effort with PMA 271 for design, development, fabrication, assembly and test of a Very Low Frequency/Low Frequency (VLF/LF) receiver to replace aging systems currently installed on Navy submarines, the E-6B aircraft, and in shore-based Fixed Submarine Broadcast System (FSBS) sites.

RFI development

Mast Motion Sensor: To support current operational demands of the US Navy through current life expectation of the SubHDR system, the Navy is seeking a redesigned MMS with a Mean Time Between Failure (MTBF) of 30,000 hours or greater to increase the Reliability, Maintainability and Availability, (RMA) of the OE-562A/USC-38(V), Submarine High Data Rate (SubHDR) antenna system.

RFP Development

Modular Optical Communications (OCOMMS) Payloads: The Navy is looking for a full duplex optical communications payloads to communicate between an aircraft and undersea systems or between two undersea systems.

RFI completed

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Potential Future Efforts

• Communication at Depth (C@D) design efforts will provide SSN, SSBN and SSGN platforms with an improved communications capability, while operating at depth. This will potentially be an AAP program in the next 5 years.

• All-Through Water (ATW) and Air-Water Interface (AWI) Communications enables capability for sustained underwater communications. AWI provides communications between above water and underwater assets while at speed and depth; ATW provides communications between undersea assets at operationally relevant ranges and data rates. This will potentially be an AAP program in the next 5 years.

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Potential Future Efforts

• A new submarine afloat and ashore receiver (to replace the existing Submarine LF/VLF VMEBUS Receiver (SLVR) receiver) is envisioned to be developed beginning in FY18. This program is anticipated to be an ACAT III program.

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Points of Contact

• Program Manager (PM): CAPT Edward L. Anderson (619) 524-7906; Edward.L.Anderson@navy.mil

• Deputy PM (DPM): Mr. Mark Mukanos (619) 524-7989; Mark.Mukanos@navy.mil

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